ELFIS, the diagnostic method developed by SINTEF and FESB in Giantleap, has been presented at the VPPC2019 conference in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Conference papers and presentations, public deliverables, anything Giantleap produced that can be placed on a Web site.
Journal Article on Degradation Monitoring
Researchers in the Giantleap project have just published a paper in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy describing a new method to monitor fuel-cell degradation without dedicated equipment.
Continue reading “Journal Article on Degradation Monitoring”Experiments on Full-Size Stacks
The Giantleap project announces today the release of a new public report on experiments on a full-size stack performed at ElringKlinger with the support of SINTEF.
Continue reading “Experiments on Full-Size Stacks”Giantleap featured at Czech Hydrogen Days
Giantleap has the honour of being invited to the 2019 Hydrogen Days conference in Prague, March 27-29. [UPDATE- read more for full text]
Continue reading “Giantleap featured at Czech Hydrogen Days”Rejuvenation Techniques for PEM Fuel Cells
Giantleap partner FESB has recently completed a public report on their progress towards the development of techniques to recover fuel-cell degradation that was previously thought to be irreversible. This may have profound impact on the lifetime of fuel cells and their commercialisation.
Continue reading “Rejuvenation Techniques for PEM Fuel Cells”Giantleap to Hold Keynote at FDFC 2019
The Giantleap project will deliver a plenary keynote presentation at the 8th conference on Fundamentals and Development of Fuel Cells in Nantes, France, 12-14 February 2019.
[UPDATE] The presentation is available at this link.
Experiments on Balance-of-Plant Components
Bosch Engineering has recently completed a long-awaited report on long-term durability experiments on balance-of-plant (BoP) components in fuel-cell systems.
Continue reading “Experiments on Balance-of-Plant Components”Giantleap’s Fuel-Cell System is Ready
After two years of project, Bosch Engineering and the Giantleap Consortium can publish details of our trailer-mounted fuel-cell system for battery buses. Continue reading “Giantleap’s Fuel-Cell System is Ready”
Giantleap Control System
The Giantleap project announces today the publication of one of its core reports, Control System Specification and Algorithms. This report details the novel control concepts to be installed in the Giantleap prototype and how they fit in the pre-existing fuel-cell control unit by BEG. Continue reading “Giantleap Control System”
Interfaces for Hydrogen Range Extenders
One of the main features of the Giantleap project is the idea of using fuel cells to extend the range of battery buses. To do so, battery buses and range extenders must be equipped with standardised electrical, mechanical and communication interfaces. Continue reading “Interfaces for Hydrogen Range Extenders”